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Promet Putnika I Vozila Na Državnim Linijama Usporedba 2020 PROMET PUTNIKA I VOZILA NA DRŽAVNIM LINIJAMA USPOREDBA 2020. / 2019. TRAJEKTNE LINIJE Putnici Putnici INDEKS Vozila Vozila INDEKS Linija Brodar 2019. 2020. 2020/2019 2019. 2020. 2020/2019 1 332 VALBISKA - MERAG Jadrolinija 1.194.207 747.255 62,6 471.143 335.972 71,3 2 334 POROZINA - BRESTOVA Jadrolinija 594.542 265.218 44,6 232.935 113.662 48,8 3 335 PRIZNA - ŽIGLJEN Jadrolinija 917.942 511.916 55,8 342.363 212.547 62,1 4 337 MIŠNJAK - STINICA Rapska plovidba d.d. 907.347 567.295 62,5 375.641 267.375 71,2 5 338 LOPAR - VALBISKA Jadrolinija 139.158 87.958 63,2 48.305 31.955 66,2 6 401 ZADAR/Gaženica - IST - OLIB - SILBA - PREMUDA - MALI LOŠINJ Jadrolinija 33.438 19.825 59,3 9.370 6.306 67,3 7 431 PREKO - OŠLJAK - ZADAR/Gaženica Jadrolinija 1.141.235 946.097 82,9 381.550 332.503 87,1 8 432 TKON - BIOGRAD Jadrolinija 483.249 332.150 68,7 125.174 97.022 77,5 9 433 ZADAR/Gaženica - RIVANJ - SESTRUNJ - ZVERINAC - MOLAT - IST Jadrolinija 20.242 17.181 84,9 6.875 5.979 87,0 10 434 BRBINJ - ZADAR/Gaženica Jadrolinija 197.218 144.522 73,3 74.275 59.121 79,6 11 435 ZADAR/Gaženica - BRŠANJ - RAVA - MALA RAVA Jadrolinija 37.137 31.957 86,1 12.781 11.433 89,5 12 532 ŠIBENIK - ZLARIN - OBONJAN - KAPRIJE - ŽIRJE Jadrolinija 46.078 35.673 77,4 6.513 6.112 93,8 13 602 VIS - SPLIT Jadrolinija 276.727 182.863 66,1 57.985 51.562 88,9 14 604 LASTOVO - VELA LUKA - HVAR - SPLIT Jadrolinija 228.882 154.940 67,7 55.956 44.523 79,6 15 606 DRVENIK VELI - DRVENIK MALI - TROGIR Jadrolinija 108.572 88.237 81,3 12.058 11.203 92,9 16 631 SUPETAR - SPLIT Jadrolinija 1.955.703 1.179.721 60,3 412.784 307.450 74,5 17 632 SUĆURAJ - DRVENIK Jadrolinija 391.518 226.822 57,9 131.025 87.293 66,6 18 633 PLOČE - TRPANJ Jadrolinija 388.022 291.792 75,2 152.911 124.747 81,6 19 634 DOMINČE - OREBIĆ Jadrolinija 737.619 457.028 62,0 271.964 190.751 70,1 20 635 STARI GRAD - SPLIT Jadrolinija 736.269 419.476 57,0 175.804 124.033 70,6 21 636 ROGAČ - SPLIT Jadrolinija 369.806 276.937 74,9 83.867 74.329 88,6 22 638 SUMARTIN - MAKARSKA Jadrolinija 139.002 80.663 58,0 34.589 22.047 63,7 23 831 SUĐURAĐ - LOPUD - DUBROVNIK Jadrolinija 20.760 13.855 66,7 4.960 3.890 78,4 24 832 SOBRA - PRAPRATNO Jadrolinija 155.925 101.583 65,1 59.114 41.519 70,2 UKUPNO TRAJEKTNE LINIJE 11.220.598 7.180.964 64,0 3.539.942 2.563.334 72,4 Putnici Vozila 2020 Stranica 1 BRZOBRODSKE LINIJE Putnici Putnici INDEKS Linija Brodar 2019. 2020. 2020/2019 1 9141 PULA - UNIJE - SUSAK - MALI LOŠINJ - ILOVIK - SILBA - ZADAR Catamaran Line d.o.o. 26.011 14.992 57,6 MALI LOŠINJ - ILOVIK - SUSAK - UNIJE - 2 9308 Jadrolinija 69.353 44.336 63,9 MARTINŠĆICA - CRES - RIJEKA 3 9309 NOVALJA - RAB - RIJEKA Jadrolinija 69.435 42.764 61,6 4 9401 OLIB - SILBA - PREMUDA - ZADAR Miatrade d.o.o. 61.707 43.864 71,1 5 9403 IST - ZAPUNTEL - BRGULJE - MOLAT - ZADAR Jadrolinija 42.807 30.404 71,0 6 9404 BRBINJ - BOŽAVA - ZVERINAC - SESTRUNJ - RIVANJ - ZADAR Jadrolinija 36.795 22.686 61,7 7 9405 ZADAR - MALI IŽ - VELI IŽ - MALA RAVA - RAVA Jadrolinija 30.820 21.287 69,1 8 9406 ZADAR - SALI - ZAGLAV - BRŠANJ G&V Line Iadera d.o.o. 107.471 65.622 61,1 G&V Line Iadera d.o.o/ 9 9502 ŽIRJE - KAPRIJE - ŠIBENIK 32.409 25.967 80,1 :Miatrade d.o.o. Krilo shipping 10 9601 MILNA - STOMORSKA - ROGAČ - SPLIT 28.415 17.642 62,1 _company d.o.o. 11 9602 VIS - HVAR - MILNA - SPLIT Jadrolinija 56.179 28.930 51,5 12 9603 JELSA - BOL - SPLIT Jadrolinija 73.067 43.435 59,4 13 9604 LASTOVO - VELA LUKA - HVAR - SPLIT Jadrolinija 141.255 75.440 53,4 Kapetan Luka - KRILO, 14 9608 KORČULA - PRIGRADICA - HVAR - SPLIT 119.920 61.339 51,1 _vl. Ivan Tomić LASTOVO - KORČULA - POLAČE - SOBRA - ŠIPANSKA LUKA - 15 9807 G&V Line d.o.o. 59.275 30.875 52,1 DUBROVNIK UKUPNO BRZOBRODSKE LINIJE 954.919 569.583 59,6 Putnici Vozila 2020 Stranica 2 BRODSKE (KLASIČNE) LINIJE Putnici Putnici INDEKS Linija Brodar 2019. 2020. 2020/2019 1 310 MALI LOŠINJ - UNIJE - SRAKANE VELE - SUSAK Jadrolinija 29.066 21.045 72,4 2 311 ILOVIK - MRTVAŠKA - MALI LOŠINJ Porat Ilovik d.o.o. 18.351 13.013 70,9 3 405 RAVA - MALA RAVA - VELI IŽ - MALI IŽ - ZADAR G&V Line Iadera d.o.o. 51.872 41.353 79,7 4 406 ZADAR - SALI - ZAGLAV G&V Line Iadera d.o.o. 38.803 22.938 59,1 5 415 VRGADA - PAKOŠTANE - BIOGRAD RPZ Vrgada 67.129 52.848 78,7 6 409 PREKO - ZADAR Jadrolinija 578.029 308.631 53,4 Gradski parking d.o.o. 7 501 KRAPANJ - BRODARICA 63.371 37.433 59,1 - Šibenik 8 505 VODICE - PRVIĆ ŠEPURINE - PRVIĆ LUKA - ZLARIN - ŠIBENIK Jadrolinija 216.116 145.312 67,2 Nautički centar 9 612 KOMIŽA - BIŠEVO 8.250 7.075 85,8 _Komiža d.o.o. 10 614 KORČULA - OREBIĆ KTD Bilan d.o.o. 217.457 87.310 40,2 11 616 TROGIR - SLATINE - SPLIT Bura Line & Off shore 108.176 21.160 19,6 12 807 SUĐURAĐ - LOPUD - KOLOČEP - DUBROVNIK Jadrolinija 236.753 112.915 47,7 UKUPNO BRODSKE (KLASIČNE) LINIJE 1.633.373 871.033 53,3 Putnici Vozila 2020 Stranica 3 UKUPAN PROMET PUTNIKA I VOZILA NA DRŽAVNIM LINIJAMA USPOREDBA 2020. / 2019. INDEKS PUTNICI INDEKS VOZILA Putnici 2019. Putnici 2020. Vozila 2019. Vozila 2020. 2020/2019 2020/2019 13.808.890 8.621.580 62,4 3.539.942 2.563.334 72,4 Udio brodara u prometu putnika i vozila u 2020. Brodar Putnici Vozila 1 Jadrolinija 7.510.854 87,1% 2.295.959 89,6% 2 Rapska plovidba d.d. 567.295 6,6% 267.375 10,4% 3 G&V Line Iadera d.o.o. 147.785 1,7% 2.563.334 100% 4 KTD Bilan d.o.o. 87.310 1,0% Kapetan Luka - KRILO, 5 61.339 0,7% _vl. Ivan Tomić 6 RPZ Vrgada 52.848 0,6% 7 Miatrade d.o.o. 51.959 0,6% 8 G&V Line d.o.o. 30.875 0,4% 9 Gradski parking d.o.o. _Šibenik37.433 0,4% 10 Bura Line & Off shore 21.160 0,2% Krilo shipping 11 17.642 0,2% _company d.o.o. 12 Catamaran Line d.o.o. 14.992 0,2% 13 Porat Ilovik d.o.o. 13.013 0,2% 14 Nautički centar _Komiža7.075 d.o.o.0,1% Putnici Vozila 2020 8.621.580 100% Stranica 4.
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